[1TYMRMYVZT]

Hey everyone.
I need this for a school project and I'd really appreciate it if any of you guys could help me with it as soon as possible. >.<;
In Japanese characters and romaji too, please.

Hey!
(Konnichiwa! こんいちは!)
How are you?
(O genki desu ka? お元気ですか？)
I'm good, what about you?
(Hai, genki desu. Anata wa? はい、 元気です。 あなたは？)
I'm okay, just going to talk a bit about Japan.
(？？？) I'm not sure how to rearrange the words here. >_>
Oh cool. Let me help you.
(Sugoi�?　すごい。。。？)

Forgive my errors and THANKS IN ADVANCE.

[Joanne <3]

thats fine but just maybe, change this section:
たとえば、私 の 友だち と 買物 に 行ったり、私 の かぞくと ゲーム をしたり するの　が好き　です。
to:

tatoeba, watashi wa tomodachi to ishoni, kaimoni e ittari, (dont need watashi wen u say kazoku, dropping the o off okazoku means its yours) kazoku de game o shitari suru noga sukii desu~

Thanks!

calcifer, I'm not into Death Note but I tried talking to "L" anyway... I said he was cute, and this was my reply.

貴方の方が可愛いです。

What does it mean?

[butterflyeffect]

Thanks!

calcifer, I'm not into Death Note but I tried talking to "L" anyway... I said he was cute, and this was my reply.

貴方の方が可愛いです。

What does it mean?

You are cuter.

lol how cute (:

[AKIRADOWN]

wow alot of info. im took japanese classes in college

hiragana i still remmber but katakana is hard to remember now

[saranghaese7en]

May I request a translation for this please?
It's been really annoying me. It's from a stickkii photo I took with my friend & I would like to know what it means.

ahhh no direct translation.... it's totally slang
it's like.. hmmm
if someone you like smiles at you and your heart melts and squeezes and yeah kinda like that feeling....
like... "omgsh *nearly dies*" LOL or *faints* hehehe... yeah i don't make sense>< sryyy

[Annyon]

はじめまして皆さん！

私の名前はＡＮＮＹＯＮアニオンです。そして私は十六才だよ。^^

夜しく！

Haha my Japanese is very little, but I like pretending that I know how to speak in it.

[xkentax]

Hello there, everyone - first time posting in here, just wanted to get some help!

Basically, I want to say something in Japanese, to a big audience of people that I've never met before. Is there some general phrases that you use when dealing with large amounts of people that you don't know? I assume it would be polite/formal, yes?

Anyway! What I want to say is:

"Hey, everyone! Thankyou for your support, we really appreciate it. Please continue to support us, and we will make you proud! And thankyou Tohoshinki for inspiring us! We will see you all soon - lots of love!"

So is there anyone that would be able to help me out at all? I would kind of need to know how to pronounce it as well, seeing as though I'm such a Japanese n00b.

Thankyou for anyone in advance!

[15;;1/2]

Can someone translate this in Japanese for me? (Informal usage..I'm sending it to a friend)

Thanks for the message, I really appreciate it. Sorry if it took me a long time to reply.

[snowytearz]

ahhh no direct translation.... it's totally slang
it's like.. hmmm
if someone you like smiles at you and your heart melts and squeezes and yeah kinda like that feeling....
like... "omgsh *nearly dies*" LOL or *faints* hehehe... yeah i don't make sense>< sryyy

....
So it's not an actual english word?

[calcifer]

Thanks!

calcifer, I'm not into Death Note but I tried talking to "L" anyway... I said he was cute, and this was my reply.

貴方の方が可愛いです。

What does it mean?

Hi Joanne0391! you had a great time with L? yeah, as heartstation said, you are cuter than I.

L's reply is so cute!

May I request a translation for this please?
It's been really annoying me. It's from a stickkii photo I took with my friend & I would like to know what it means.

Yeah, snowytearz! as saranghaese7en said, it means "dies" or OMG. Literally, it said "キュン死直前�。"Kyun" is something like twinges at heart for love excitement, and "shi" is death. "chokuzen" is right before. Therefore, it is like "it is the moment of right before the heart twinge death". ^^

[classychic]

Hi, i hope someone can help me here, my aunt sent me a package of rabbit food that i asked her to buy for me but it was a different brand from what i told her. i can't read the text and the pictures that i took came out awful, the texts were not clear, so i was hoping if someone could translate in written form (i'm just not sure if hanji(?) katanata(?) or the third one was use for writing)how is fat, protein, fiber and calcium written in japanese form?
i would be very thankful.
thank you

[snowytearz]

ROFL thanks calcifer
That translation really doesn't suit the photo now that I look at

[butterflyeffect]

Hi, i hope someone can help me here, my aunt sent me a package of rabbit food that i asked her to buy for me but it was a different brand from what i told her. i can't read the text and the pictures that i took came out awful, the texts were not clear, so i was hoping if someone could translate in written form (i'm just not sure if hanji(?) katanata(?) or the third one was use for writing)how is fat, protein, fiber and calcium written in japanese form?
i would be very thankful.
thank you

fat: 脂肪
protein: 蛋白
fiber: 繊維
calcium: カルシウム

[genki]

Can someone please translate this !? Thanks!!

付き合ってるうちに好きになったりするんかなあ。。

[15;;1/2]

Thanks for the message, I really appreciate it. Sorry if it took me a long time to reply.

Can someone translate this in Japanese for me? (Informal tone/usage since I'm sending it to a friend)

[superjen]

kool! sweet way for me to catch up with my japanese ~ im doing year 12 japanese at school but ive skipped year 11 japanese so im far behind everyone else~ in fact im scared i might fail cause its really difficult to catch up

[michtiu_888]

hi! im trying to learn japanese on my own and im trying to study reading the hiragana first. its quite hard/confusing though...
anyways, all i know is that the japanese language consists of hiragana, katakana and kanji?! so when do you use each? im really confused with this bec whenever i try to decipher (they're like top secret codes to me!!) each hiragana words its like there's always a symbol that i cant understand( like i cant find it in the chart) ... anyway, how many hiragana symbols are there reallY?... and between the three writing systems, whats more widely used in japan? thanks!

[Avex]

Hey, I've taught a little bit myself on how to learn Japanese (I'm a beginner), and I have a question refering to informal and formal stuff.

There's a line I was listening to, in Jyongri's - Lullaby For You, which goes:

"一人じゃない."
hitori janai.

Now, if I know right, this means, by context "[I'm] not lonely" (correct me if I'm wrong. I got very excited when I recognized phrases I heard).

I really hate using the words "desu", personally, but since I'm just beginning to learn, so I might as well get used to it.
So, if I were writing or speaking formally, is it redundant to say:

"Hitori janai desu."

Or, if I started to say:

Sore wa kumura desu.

Would the desu be redundant if I were speaking informally?
Please enlighten me!! Thank you!

[butterflyeffect]

Hey, I've taught a little bit myself on how to learn Japanese (I'm a beginner), and I have a question refering to informal and formal stuff.

There's a line I was listening to, in Jyongri's - Lullaby For You, which goes:

"一人じゃない."
hitori janai.

Now, if I know right, this means, by context "[I'm] not lonely" (correct me if I'm wrong. I got very excited when I recognized phrases I heard).

I really hate using the words "desu", personally, but since I'm just beginning to learn, so I might as well get used to it.
So, if I were writing or speaking formally, is it redundant to say:

"Hitori janai desu."

Or, if I started to say:

Sore wa kumura desu.

Would the desu be redundant if I were speaking informally?
Please enlighten me!! Thank you!

一人じゃない can also mean "I'm not alone".
From my understanding "desu" isn't redundant.. it's more of a polite ending.

[nuwera]

hi! im trying to learn japanese on my own and im trying to study reading the hiragana first. its quite hard/confusing though... sweatingbullets.gif
anyways, all i know is that the japanese language consists of hiragana, katakana and kanji?! so when do you use each? im really confused with this bec whenever i try to decipher (they're like top secret codes to me!!) each hiragana words its like there's always a symbol that i cant understand( like i cant find it in the chart) sad.gif ... anyway, how many hiragana symbols are there reallY?... and between the three writing systems, whats more widely used in japan? thanks! smile.gif

I myself am not excellent in Japanese but because I've been reading a lot of hiragana and practising for more than a year I'm beginning to understand what I read and hear a bit . There are three Japanese Writing system which are: Hiragana, Kanji and Katakana.

私はエンジルです。

The text that I typed above has the three writing systems. The first character "私" is kanji which means "I", the second character "は� is typed in hiragana and "エンジル" is in Katakana. If you're wondering what the sentence means, it means "I am angel". I suggest that you use a dictionary everyday and type words in English and see what they mean and how they're written. If you learnt Hiragana and Katakana things will be much easier for you. Even though I know lots of kanji words but I still need to learn more. Hint, romanizing lyrics helps you to learn lots of kanji words . If you need help again with other things, don't hesitate to ask and if you want I can help you with what I know and can . Good luck.

--angel